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The Langdale Mill Village Historic District is composed of private residences , public buildings . an industrial complex , and other significant public sites .

This is a uniquely planned and constructed community

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which evolved from a need for workers to run the spinning frames and weaving l ooms i n the mill . when originally formed , the mill village was not built as a part of an existing city but was built as an entiety unto itself . The company provided f or its employees and their fam i lies every human need .

The mill was built on the banks of the Chattahoochee River because of the avail ability of water power to operate . There was a grist mill , a large f arm and very li ttle else when the West Point Manufacturing Company built the mill in 1866 .

The first houses built were those on 19th Avenue , one block from the mill . By 1987. many houses had been built . part of the mill had burned and had been rebuilt and there were churches and schools already in existance .

In recent months , Langdale mill has experienced change through a corporate r aid on WestPoint Pepperell . In spite of these corporate changes . the mill still makes the same cotton duck that it made when originally opened , and has remained productive and profitable.

The homes are individually owned today, many by families who dec ended from orig i nal occupants . l( any of the buildings still stand as they were originally constructed . They were built with the in­tention of being used for years to come .

HISTORY OF LANGDALE

Lanqdale had its beqinninq in 18&6 when the cotton industry came to the Chattahoochee River Valley in East Alabama. The War Between The States had just ended. Two separate qroups of mercha nts and planters looked at their ruined plantations and businesses and found enouqh capital to start two mills. The Chattahoochee Mill was the one located in what became Lanqdale.

The land had for.erly belonqed to the Creek Indians . A map of its t i 1112 showed N. Moore, three peapl e nailed Powe 11, and a host of Indian names who owned the lots. After 1832, these people left their land and houses and moved west. The creek runninq throuqh town still bears the name of Moore.

Later a qrist mill was built where the creek and river met. It was operated by Elisha Trammell. who became owner of much of the property ad .jacent. Near this spot in 18&& was located the textile lIill.

In the Panic of 1873. the Chattahoochee Mill failed, but was re-opened in 1880 by two younq businessmen. w.e. Lanier and LaFayette Lanier added capital and more knowledqe then beqan the West Point Manufacturinq Company. Their product was a cotton duck called "Oceanic Duck", which becalle in qreat demand for sailinq ships around the world. Also, it was used for the many covered waqons used to open the West.

The Laniers brouqht in a textile expert fro_ Enqland by the nalle of TOM Lanq. It was for hill that the textile villaqe was named Lanqdale.

The mill employed about and prospered.

was two

four stories hiqh, contained hundred people . It survived

fifty 1001115, and flood and fire.

Sixty-one houses were built at first to house the workers who came in from the farm~ from all of the surroundinq counties. The houses surpassed the sinqle pen or double pen houses of the Creeks. Most were three roolll dwellinqs with porches. constructed of wood fralne. Some were larQer, to accommodate larQer families or people in supervisory positions. Rent for each was, at first, twenty-five cents a rOOM each week, includinq utilities as these were added.

As the number of families increased, the manufacturinq company added houses, until there were between two and three hundred. So many workers came from Randolph country that their neiqhborhood became "Randolph Hill." There was also a "Tallassee Street . " Ot~er neiqhborhoods were " Cemetery Hill", "School Hill", " Pars o naqe Hill", and " New Street", the latest addition.

Other people move d to town with occupations to serve the textile workers : doctors, lawyers, storekeepers, barbers, dairymen, etc. These built hOlies aMidst those already established.

The people had worshipped in a brush arbor they built until a qroup of them asked the mill owners for help in buildinq a church . The Company qa v e the land and most of the money. This Union Church was used by all. In lq30 the church people were ready for buildinqs to house each denolllination. Aqain, the Company qa ve land and offered to match funds, a dollar for every two dollars raised by the people. Methodist, Baptist. Christian, and Nazarene Churches were built.

Transportation in the early years was on the river, whose power also ran the mill. was built and owned by the Company. This Valley to various mills and carried people as product s.

by boats and barqes Lat er, a ra i I road

ran up and down the well as cotton and

The Co.pany bui It streets. unpaved at first, put up street liqhts, dUQ wells, put in a telephone system J later a water and seweraqe system, and looked after the interests of the people.

Mr. LaFayette Lanier, Jr., who was aQent for the COllpany, lived with his wife and SiK children on a hill oyerlookinq LanQdale. They opened their home for parties for the younq people of the YillaQe. Their tennis courts were constantly beinq used. In so many ways they endeared thellselyes to the people. Mrs. Lanier was a ready source of help as she Quietly and anony~ousl y qaye to all in need durinq the hard depression days and afterward . After Mr. Lanier's death the new school and the fountain park were named in his memory . Mrs . Lanier was later the pianist and choir director for the Lanqdale Methodist Church.

The mill owners were eaqer to offer educational ad Yantaqes to the residents of Lanqdale. Fine schools were built and donated by West Point Manufacturinq Co~pany, which also furnished free teNt boo ks and supplemented teachRrs' salaries .

Lanqdale had the first free kinderQarten in Alaba~a.

Operated and paid for comp l etely by the company. it served all four -and five-year-old children, reqardless of their parents' place of employ~ent. This continued until the state took oyer the kinderqartens a few years aqo .

Cultural ad ya ntaqes were not overlooked. Some of Metropolitan's finest sinqers were brouqht i n to qiye concerts. Biq name bands perfor.ed. A library was established and a ~oYie

theatre. Sports events were a favorite. Professional ball players

were hired. A qYllnasium was built and a recreation proqram established. Included was a larqe swimminq pool.

Christmas was very special in Lanqdale . West Point Manufacturinq Co. saw to that . A tree reachinq the rafters of the qymnasiu~ was beautifully decorated and under it was a sack of fruit and a toy for each child in town. Earlier in the year the school teachers had Qone door-to-door to ask the name and aqe of e very child. They had taqqed the Qifts. so that at the tree every child c oul~ ~ear "Santa's helper" call his or her name and receive the qift and fruit. Early in the morninQ of the day before Christmas, almost every famil y in town would arrive to fill its place in the bleachers of the qym. After a devotional and sinqinq, the Boy and Girl Scouts would start Qi y inq out the qifts as ~Sant a" called naMes.

In addition to the Christmas tree at the Qy mnasium, other liqhted trees were placed throuqhout the Yill a Qe . On a tall antenna at one place a li qhted "Madonna and Chi l d" could be seen by all the townspeople, as well as those qoinq down hiqhway 2Q.

The kinderqarten became Santa's Workshop where Mr. and Mr~. Santa and their elves were seen each niqht workinq on toys.

Perhaps the qreatest exhibit was the nativity scene beaun in

mannequins unused by stores and made costumes for the~ .

anqel atti r e, was supported abo v e the manqer scene. One. in

COllplete with sheep and ca~els and playinq Christmas carols. the life - size scene attracted many siqht- s eers.

After the two oriqinal Laniers, Mr. Georqe H. Lanier se r ved as company president . He was instru~ental in ~ore social development for the people. Both the Boy Scout Council and the hospital bear his name. A Boy Scout hut and a Girl Scout little house were built for the troops, which met weekly.

In 1950. a fine hospital was built in Lanqdale, beinq the first hospital built in Alabama under the Hill-Burton Act . A nursinq home and a medical park of doctors ' offices were added. Each te ~ tile worker and many others qa v e a da y 's pay to help build the hospital . West Point Manufacturinq Co. bore a la r QI! part of the cost, also.

Mr . GeorQe Lanier was followed as pr esident by Mr. Joseph Lanier , Sr. and then Joseph L. Lanier, Jr. All ha v e had the sam e philanth r opic nature. The Company became WestPoint Pepperell, one of the nation's larqest.

Around 1950. the houses which had been built were sold to the workers who occupied them. blossomed as individual owners enlarQed, remodeled

by the company The villaqe

and beautified their ho . es. The Kiwanis Club numbered the streets and houses t o prepare f o r home mail delivery.

In 1980. the Lanqdale co~munity, alonq with other teMt i le towns of Shawmut, Fai r faM, and River v iew. was in c orpo r ated int o the city of Valle y . Alabama. Many of the facilities once owned and operated by WestPoint Pepperell and its forerunners have been taken ove r b y the city. Howe ver . the people who live in the community will probably continue to have a closeness and a spi r it of sharinq wh i ch have alWays been characteristic to the residents of LanQdale.

BIBLIOGRAPIIY FOR HISTORIC DISTRICTS OF VALLEY , ALABANA

A History of Architecture on the Comparative Method, 17th Edition. Sa 'Nister Fletcher, Revised by R.A. Cordingley. Charles Scribner ' s and Son , New York , reprinted 1963 , 1967.

A Guide to Rural Houses of Alabama, Ala bama lIistariea! Commission, ~Ion tgomer y , Alabama, 1975.

The Architectura l Legacy of the Lowe r Cha ttahoochee Valley in Alabama and Georgia , Gregory Jeane and Douglas Claire Purcell, University of Alabama Press. Tuscaloosa. Alaha~.1978.

The Alabama Catalog, Robert Gamble . University of Alabama Press ,

Tuscaloosa, Alabama . 1987 .

Pi ne Log and Greek Revival , William Davidson, Editor, Outlook Publishing Company, Alexander City, Alabama, 1964 . Chattahoochee Valley Historical Society Bulletin #6 .

Established in Faith,Langdale Methodist Church , 1886 - 1981 , !lester Printing, West Point, Georgia, 1981

I Go South, /larry Shumway , The Riverside Press Cambridge. Houghton­Niffl i n Company, Boston and New York , 1930

The West Pointer, published every two months by the Department of I ndustrial and Public Relations , West Point Manufacurin g Company, Wellington Sears Company, Cabin Crafts . Inc .• Chattahoochee Valley Rai lway Co . 1953-1966 .

The Valley Times - News, 1976 Bicentennial Edition , Lanett. Alabama -West Point, Georgia , June 3 , 1976 , Vol. XXV No . 326 .

West Point ~lanufacturing Compa ny (West Point-Pepperell) Plant Record Books .

The First Sevent - l~ive Years of WestPoint Pe erell Mf' Q . 1 0-1 I by Joseph L, Lan,er

Map of Chamers County , S tate of Alabama exhi bi ting the l ocation of Creek Reservation under the Tr eaty of March 14 , 1832 , by John James Abert

Valley Times News Centennial Issue

OCT 31 1991 DESCRIP'rION OF LANGDALE MILL VILLAGE

Ab. Hi 1 01 C-'::r The Langdale Mill Village is l ocated on hills which roll

down to the banks of the Chattahoochee River. Thus the names

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of the various neighborhoods such as Randolph Hill , , Sugar Hill , Cemetery Hill and Reservoir Hill. other interesting neighbor­hoods are Ginty Branch , Tallassee Street and New Street. These street names no longer exist on city maps, but many residents remember them and the reasons for them .

Houses were all of frame construction and were in four or four room styles . 'l'hree rooms were single family homes and they usually had small front and rear porches. lour room houses usually housed two families , each sharing half the full front porch and half the back porch . Each family had its own front door . 1"our room houses had one central chimney with fireplaces back to back . l"i ve and six room houses were built for excepti on­ally large families which had two or more members serving the company or for mill managers or town merchants.

Most houses in the district are urban sites. Many sites are elevated. Most roofs are gable . Several cottages have pyramid roofs , particularly the three room cottages.

The village is sharply contrasted with the other three mill villages by the classic Georgian style brick public buildings , the classic church buildings , the memorial parks , bridges, rock walls and bridges all of which are beautifully preserved and in excellant condi tiona

The large majority of houses have been meticulously maintained.

DISTRICT BOUNDRIES

The Langdale Mill Village Historic District is roughly bounded on t he north by the northern boundry line of City Hall Compl ex , the houses on 56 th Street and the houses on 55th Street , on the east by the banks of the Chattahoochee River ; on t he south by houses facing 65th Street and 22nd Avenue I the west boundry runs along the back l ots on 26th Avenue and the west boundry of the City Ball Park , returning to City Hall Complex.

INVENTORY

10th Avenue: 620) 16th Avenue I 5805 , 580) , 5707 , 5705 , 570) , 5701 , 5611 , 5609 , 5607

5605 , 560) , 5601, 5511, 5509, 5507 , 5505 , 550) , 5501 5502 , 5504, 5507 , 5508 , 5600 , 5602 , 5604 , 5706 , 5608 5700 , 5702 , 5704 , 5706

17 th Avenue; 570) 19th Avenue: 6)04 , 6)02 , 6208 , 6206 , 6204 , 6209 , 6207 , 6205 , 6)10

6)12 , 6)14, 6)16 , 6318 , 6)20 , 6)07 , 6)09 , 6)11 , 6)1 ) 6) 15, 6)17 , 6417, 6419 , 6421, 57 12, 5710, 5708 , 5706 5704 , 5702 , 6)06 , 6808 5"'1 0

20th Avenuel 6001, 6002 , 600) , 6005 , 6105 , 620 1, 6202 , 620) , 6205 6207 , 6209 , 6)01, 4612 , 5610 , 5907 , 6101, 5506 , 5504 6422 , 6420 , 6)18, 6)15 , 6)16 , 6)14 , 6)11, 6)1) , 5502 (,. " \ '1 ( II ;J- l

21st Avenue ; 5802 , 5804 , 5806 , 5808 , 5810 , 5812 , 5905 , 590) , 5901 5909 , 5807 , 5805 , 580) , 5801

22nd Avenue ; 5800 , 5802 , 5804 , 5806 , 5808 , 5900 , 5902 , 5904 , 5906 5908 , 5910 , 5911, 5909 , 5907 , 5905 , 5901, 5811, 5809 5807 , 5805 , 580) , 580~, 6408

2Jrd Avenue I 6000 , 5910 , 5908 , 5906 , 5904, 5902 60th Avenue I 2200 55th Stree t I 1900 , 1808, 1806 , 1804 , 1802 , 1800 , 1710 , 1708 , 1706

1704, 1702 , 1700 , 1520 , 1518, 1516 , 1514, 1511, 151) , 1515 , 1517 , 1519 , 1521

56th Street: 1900 , 200) , 2005 , 2101 , 1517, 1515, 1514, 1516 , 1518 58th Str eet , 2204 , 2202 , 2201, 2109 , 2107, 2105 , 2 102 , 2 101, 2009

1702 , 1704 , 1706 , 1709 , 1707 , 1705 , 170) , 1701 59th Street : 2104, 2106 , 2105 6 1st Street I 2200 , 2202 , 220) , 2204 , 2)00, 2)02 , 2)04 , 2)06 , 2)07

2)08 , 2400 , 2402 , 2404 , 2407, 2406 , 240 ) , 2408 , 2502 2504 , 250) , 2501

62nd Street, 1911 6)rd Street, 2002 , 2004 , 2006 , 2008, 2010

65th Street, 1905. 190). 210) . 2105 . 2109 64th Blvd . : 2102. 2105. 2107. 2109. 6400 , 21 14. 2101 21st Place, 6408 . 6410 . 6412 . 6414. 6405 . 6)04 . 6407 . 6409. 6411

6412 . 6415 . 6417 , 64109-. 642-1-60th Place , 2)01.._ 2)0) . 2)05 . 2)07 . 2)09. 2401. 240)

Sites : Georgi a Power Company Generator on the river Mil l managers' house overlooking mill on river

Site of two early mill houses facing Moores Cr eek

Site of oid Langdale Hospital on 19th Avenue Site of Crowder house on 21st Place Site of old hotel on 20th Avenue

Site of softball park on Fob James Dr ive

Site of George Johnson house on 64th Avenue Site of J . W. Johnson house on 64th Avenue

Langdale Cemetery on 19th Avenue The meadow on 20th Avenue at Fob James Drive

DESCRIPTION- CO~TRIBUTING

1. 6001 20th Avenue : Langdale Auditorium c . 19J51 Stylized Neo-Georgian theater ; two story ; brick ; rormally balanced facade ; three porch arches g iving a Gothic Temple appearance : connected t o school by cloister ; r estored and modified to provide handicapped access on left side of building ; Designed by Kennon Perry . Replaced former wood structure which burned.

2 . 6001 20th Avenue, Lali'ayette Lanier Elementary School c. 19)5 , Stylized Georgian; two story, brick, load-bearing wall construction i continuous f oundation ; formal facade with fanlights I terraced elevation : n'lne-over- nine windows: gable roof ; design relies on eclectic detail for its character ; unaltered ; designed by Kennon Perry . Replaced former school .

) . 6002 20th Avenue , Kinder garten , now the Cotton Duck c. 1919; bungalow , frame . one story, gable roof unaltered, first designed and used as a kindergarten/library; renovated in 1984 as a pUblic- me eting facility ; original facade of ducks and plants.

4. 600) 20th Av enue, 'rhe Enloe House c . f Colonial bungalow , frame enhanced with concrete simulated brick siding in recent remodeling I continuous frick foundation I pyramid roof, original side porch now enc l osed; central pedimented entranceJ six over six windowsl fanl ight over door .

5 . 610,$ 20 th Avenue, The Herman Wallace House c . I mill bungalow I L-shape l frame with briCk facade added during remodeling, brick pier foundation with brick con­tinuous added later l composit gable/hipped roof , interior c him­neys; s ix over six windows. terraced elevation .

6 . 6201 20th Avenue ; The Lang House c. I Colonial bungalow , one story with enclosed basement built around original high piers , orig inal clapboard; brick foundationl gable roof; interior c himneys : side porch added : formal central pedimented entrance with sidelights j six over six windows I terraced elevation with original stone walls . Home f or first mill manager who came from England and for whom town was named

7. 620) 20th Avenue, The Jessie Murphy Smith House c. I Colonial bungalow , one story ; frame with original clapboard, brick over original piers now continuous I pyramid roof , central chimney I formal central pedimented entrance; six over six windows I ter.raced elevation with original stone walls .

8 . 6205 20th Avenue, 'rhe W. T. Hale House c . I Colonial bungalow; 4-spuare; originally 2 door entrance, one story; frame with original clapboard, brick f oundation ; one central chimney , pyramid roof, original front porc h now embellishec with glass enclosur e; six over six windows . terraced elevation wit~ original rock wall bearing date of 1913.

9 . 6207 20th Avenue, The Cladwell House c . I Colonial bungalow, one story, north wing extended at later datel frame with original clapboard, continuous brick foundation over piers I pyramid roof with gable extension; two interior chimneys I central pedimented entrance with side­lightsi six over six windows I terraced elevation with stone walls and steps.

10. 6209 20th Avenue, The Lanier House c . I Craf tsman style bungalow I one and one-half story; frame with vinyl siding over clapboard; continuous bric k f ounda­tion l gable roof with three balanced dormers I original wrap­around porch floor removed and lowered to ground level during renovation, original six over six windows I formal bric k terraces follow contours of extreme elevation .

11. 210264th Blvd., The John Wallace House c . 1918 ; Four-square bungalow ; one story; frame with vinyl siding over original clapboard ; brick continuous foundati on ; pyramid r oof; central chimney : side porch added at later da tel six over six windows; moved to present site from Johnson's curve .

12. 2105 64th Blvd ., The George Johnson House c. 1918, L-shape bungalow; one story ; frame with asbestos siding over clapboard,p,yramidal roof intercepted by two gabl es ; interior chimney ; original front porc h now screened ; six over six windowsl continuous brick foundation . Moved to present site from #26) site .

1) . 2107 64th Blvd . , The John Will Johnson House c. 1900; L- shape bungalow ; one story ; original clapboard frame covered with asbestos siding ; continuous bric k foundation ; gable roof; two interior chimneys I original front porch; six over six windows. Moved to present site from #264 site.

14. 2109 64th Blvd., The Frank Fuller House c. , Bungalow; one story; frame with original ceda shake siding , continuous brick foundation over original stone piers: pyramid roof, original front porch supported by bric k pillars; six over six window .

15. 6408 21st Place c . ; Cot tage ; four room; one story ; frame I original clapboard ; screen ~orchl gable roof, six over six windows; cintinuous brick foundat~on over original piers.

16. 6410 21st Place c . I Cot tage; four room, one story ; frame , original clapboard ; chimney ; s creen proch; room added to rear; gable roof ; six over six windows, contiryu9us brick foundation over original piers .

17. 6412 21st Place c . ; Cottage ; four foom; one story ; frame clapboard covered with siding ; gable roof; central chimney ; two over two wind ows; c ont inuous foundation of brick over original piersl side po r c h added later; original front porch removed for stoop ent ranc e.

18 . 6414 21st Place c. I Cottage I four room, original clapboard now covered with aluminum sidingl gable roof, central chimney; continuous brick foundation over original piers, two over two windows; original front porch removed for stoop entrance .

19. Georgia Power Company Generator on the Chattahoochee River c . I Elongated brick structure with eight large arched windows with keystones on each side of building , ga ble roof l square turrett at front of building on right corner with pyra­mid roof, building accessible by concrete walkway over water.

20 . Site of early mill manager's house, elevated site overlooking the mill.

21 . 6400 64th Blvd., The Dave Vinson House c . I Craftsman style bungalow I one story frame original clapboard now covered with vinyl siding l continuous brick foundation I hip roof overhangs front porch; brick and wood columns to porch roof ; side entrance covered with small porc h ; terraced elevation, faces CV Railway.

22. 2114 64th Blvd., The Joe Morris House c . I Bungalow I one story; f rame clapboard; continuous brick f oundation over original hi gh piers; multi-roof with two chamneysl original wrap-around porch I six over six windows I faces CV Railway.

2). 2101 64th Blvd., 'fhe Eighteen-Room House c . I c ottage or bungalow stylel one story f rame unaltered; gable slate roof l wontinuous brick foundation o~er piersl six over s ix windows, built for six families; SlX recessed screen porches I c edar shingles under gables , each apartment has three rooms.

24 . 6405 21st Place, The Henderson House c. , Simple mill cottager one story with front porc h I f rame with siding added , gable roof, continuous bric k foundation over original piers.

25. 6)04 21st Place, The Tinsley House c . I Four room mill cottage, one storYI gabl e roof' , frame cons truction with siding added; two over two windows; continu­ous brick foundation over original piers .

26 . 6)01 20th Avenue , Langdale United Methodist Church c . 1930, Georgian style, brick two story; full-width portico suppor ted by f'our wood colUmns j gable roof I dentil motif I wood frame s teeple, Okel-Cooper were architects retained by WestPoint Manufacturing Comp~y .

27. 6)04 19th Avenue, Oldest Mill House c . I 'fypical three-room mill cottage ; one story; f rame with siding applied at later date l exterior chimney; gable roof, six over six windows I continuous brick foundation over piers.

28 . 6)02 19th Avenue, Andrew Reid House c . , Typical ~our-room mill cottage r originally one story ; frame construction with asbestos siding, continuous brick ~ounda­tion over piers , house su~fered fire damage in 1988 at which time a lean-to room and ~ront porch were added , gabl e roof, six over six windows.

29. 19th Avenue Iron Bridge c . I This iron bridge was salvaged from a larger bridge which once spanned the Chattahr"': ochee River in West Point , Ga. It floated down stream to Langdale in the flood of 1919 . at which time it was pulled ashore and erected . The original wood ~loor was replaced with concrete at a later date.

30 . 6208 19th Avenue, The MaGee House c . 1898, Four room mill cottage I one story; frame with original clapboard, interior chimney, gable roof : six over six windows I front porch later screened , continuous brick foundation over stone piers .

31 . 6206 19th Avenue, The Humphry House c . 1898 , Four room mill cottage , one story, gable roof , six over six windows , frame construction with aluminum siding over original clapboard , lead-to bedroom and kitchen : original f ront porch now screened , continuous brick foundation over stone pi ers.

32 . 6204 19th Avenue , The Ed Duncan House c . 1898 , Three room mill cottage I one story, fram clapboard, log veneered when resignated as the Girl Scout Hut in 1908 .

33 . 6209 19th Avenue , The Roland Duncan House

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c. Three room mill cottage ; L-shape , one story , frame with masonite sidingT scr een front porch , gable roof, six over s ix windows; continuous brick foundation over original piers .

6207 19th Avenue, The Hamil House c . Three room mill cottager one story ; L-shape , frame I gable roof siding and enclosed room on original porch added at l ater date l gaole roof , continuous brick foundation over original piers .

35 . ,'- 6eOj; l:~th Avenue, !]1h'e '\,/lii-tlock 'House c . I 'l'hree room mill cottage , one story I L-shape : f rame con ... struction with siding and enc losed porch added at later datel gabl e roofl continuous brick foundation over original piers .

36 . 6203 10th Avenue , The Statham House c . I Three room mill cottage , L-shape , original frame con-struction covered with asbestos shingle siding, front porch now enclosed with three w~ndows, gable roof , continuous brick founda­tion over original piers.

37 . 1911 62111<1 Strl!~t ' Sears Hall Public Gymnas ium c . 1929 , Geor gian style. brick , two story both entered from ground levell nine over nine windows with keystones . concrete porch and steps with original ornate iron work.

38. 5910 19th Avenue ; Langdale Mill c . 1866/1885, Brick construction in the main, oldest section of stone construction painted white, later addition of brick , large window openings now closed with translucent material; built adjacent to Langdale Dam on the Chattahoochee River.

; , . The 19th Avenue Ice House c. ; Stone construction underground into the side of a hill in which ice was stored. Brick veneer front and cement porch added at later date.

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c . J Bridge of cement construction spanning Moore's Creek adjacent to Highway 29 (20th Avenue)

20th Avenue Rock Bridge c. 1917; Bridge of rock construction spanning Moore ' s Creek in front of Sears Hall; designed by Tom Bell who was known for his rock work. He was the town constable. Mr . Bell supervised rock masons Charlie Holloway and Albert Reed who are credited with many rock walls and structures throughout the town.

6002 20th Avenue , LaFayette Lanier Memorial Park c . 1930; Public park established to honor L. F . Lanier located in front of Langdale Mill. Historical marker reads 1 "A memorial honoring the late Lar' ayette Lanier II . 1882-1930. Erected by his fri~nds from Riverview , Fairfax, Langdale , Shawmut , Lanett and West Point . " Park consist of 8 ' pink: marble bench and 8' x 12' lighted pond with fountain , a stone walkway to and surround­ing pond and bench. Mr . Lanier was agent of the WestPoint Manu­facturing Co. of which Langdale Mill was a part . He lived and died in Langdale.

5712 19th Avenue ; The Pat McGarvin House c. ; Four room cottage; clapboard; recessed screen porch ; gable roof with cedar shingles under gables on front : six over six windows; continuous brick foundation over piers, front faces CV Railway .

5710 19th Avenue ; The Thompson-Terry House c . ; Four room mill cottage, one story; frame clapboard with asbestos; gable roof; original pier foundation now continuous br brick; six over sox windows; two rooms added when later remodeled; raised urban site with original stone wall; faces CV Railway.

5708 19th Avenue ; The Spear-Seaborn Laney House c. ; Four room mill cottage ; one story; frame clapboard with asbestos; gable roof; original pier foundation now continuBous brick: six over six windows; raised urban site with original sto stone wall : full screen porch ; front faces CV Railway .

5706 19th Avenue , The Otis Adams House c . ; Four room mill cottage ; one story; frame clapboard with asbestos; gable roof, original pier foundation now continuous brick: six over six windows; raised urban site with original stone wall; full screen porch : front faces CV Railway .

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5704 19th Avenue! The Tom Morris House e. ; l"our room mill cottage; one story I frame clapboard covered with asbestos; gable roof; chimney; pier foundation now continuous brick; six over six windows; full screened front porch ; raised urban site with original stone wall; faces CY Railway .

5702 19th Avenue! The Denny House c . I Pour room mill cottage; one story ; frame clapboard covered with asbestos; gable roof; original pier foundation now continuous brick; six over six windows, fifth room added during later remodeling; raised urban site with original stone wall; faces CV Railway.

46 12 20th Avenue; The Hayes-Marshall House c . 1928 , Craft sman style bungalow I one story ; frame with original clapboard ; open front porch suppor ted by brick and wood columns ; six over six windows, gable roof; original pier foundation now continuous brick , high terraced elevated site not approachable from 20th Avenue . , 5700 17th Avenue! The Clark-Wickham House c . , Craftsman style bungalow one story; frame with original clapboard, open front and back porches, brick and wood column supports on front porch ; multi-gable roof, six over six windows I original pier foundation now continuous brick, site highly elevatec on natural terraces.

5610 20th Avenue! !"irst Baptist Church c . 19JO, Georgial style, brick construction, gable roof, formal recessed entrance flanked by Goric columns, rusticated pilasters' two story ; top story entrance from ground level on rear ; low bearing wall construction , continuous foundation, dentil molding .

1900 56th Street! The Boyd-Rearden House c . , Bungalow style , one story , frame with original clap-boardJ gable roof ; six over six windows, continuous brick founda­tiOI" high elevated site with original s tone wall.

6005 20th Avenue ! The Boy Scout House c . 1924, One room cottage I stone construction , gable roof; high elevated single terraced sitel original steps to site now removed.

53. 5907-A 20th Avenue! Masonic Temple c. 1917. Brick load bearing wall construction ; two story; gable roof, urban site , original windows now filled with brick. Drug store and beauty shop on bottom level.

54. Site of two early mill houses facing Moores Creek and Highway 29 .

55 . 2002 6)rd Street ! The Allen Tillery House c . J Four room mill cottage; one storYJ frame construction, original clapboard, original pier foundation now continuous brick , pyramid roof, enclosed porch, six over six windows.

56 . 2004 6)rd Street , The Dr. W. L. Marshall House C. I Four room mill cottage. one storYI ~rame construction with original clapboard, original pier foundation now continu­ous brick l pyramid roof , encl osed porch, s i x over six windows .

57 . 2006 6)rd Street, The McGarr House C. I f our room mill cottage 1 one story , frame construction with original clapboard, original pier foundation now continu­ous brick , pyramid roof , encl osed porch , six over six windows.

58 . 2008 6)rd Street , The Dr . Sam Calhoun House c . I Four room mill cottage , one storYI frame construction with original clapboard , original pier foundation now continu­ous birck l pyramidal roof, enclosed por ch ; six over six windows .

59 . 2010 6 ) r d Street , The Dr. J . T . Patill o House c . I l"our room mill cottage , one story , frame construction with original clapboard , or iginal pier foundation now continu­ous br ick , pyramidal roof , enclosed porch , six over six windows .

60 . 2200 61st Street , ~he W. T . Draper House c . , Cottage , one and one-half story with basement , frame construction covered with siding ; stone pier foundation now con­tinous brick l gabl e roof, enclosed porch , six over six windows.

61 . 6101 20th Avenue , The Langdale Swimming Pool c. 1907 1 Concrete construction , brick building originally designed for separate boys and girls dressing , now single dressing room with c upol a l pool originally fed by artesian well. Landscaping maintained by WestPoint Pepperell.

6 2 . 5506 20th Avenue, The L . F . Bledsoe House c. I Dungalow style l one storY I frame clapboard now covered with siding, continuous brick foundation , gabl e roof : central pedimented porch ; full basement , moved to present site from site adjacent to Masonic Templ e in 19

6). 5504 20th Avenue , The Puckett-Or r House c. I Bungalow style , one story , frame clapboard: continuous brick foundat ion with ful l basement 1 extensively remodeled inter­ior when house was moved to present site f r om present site of veterans Memorial Park between Hi ghway 29 and 19th Avenue .

64 . 200) 56th Street c . 1 Bungalow with f ull front screenporch ; originally a three room cottage with three front doors , porch originally wrapped on three sides, 1940 side porch became a sleeping porch enclosed 1 back porch became a bedroom enclosed, gable roof; six over six windows , elevated site l vinyl over clapboard , continuous brick foundation over or iginal piers . The Masons owned this house at one time and used it to house homeless families.

65 . 2005 56th Street c. , Co ttage l four r oom , two f r ont doors , full open front porch, clapboard covered with asbestos , gabled roof, two over two windows , enclosed rear por ch , continuous br ick foundation over original piers .

66 . 2101 56th Street c . I Cottage, Four room , clapboard covered with a sbestos I gable roofr central c himney, two over two windows ; rea r porc h enc losed l continuous brick foundation over piers l screen front porch.

67 . 6J06 19th Avenue C. I Cottage : L- s hapel roof a composite of pyramid and gable I f ull sc reen porch with metal awnings; two over two windows I asbes t os over clapboard , continuous brick fo undation over piers I elevated sitel attached metal carport.

68. 6808 19th Avenue e . I Cottage I four room central i 'ront entrance with stoop I two over two windows I gable roof, rooms added to rear , vi ny l over clapboard , continuous brick foundation over piers .

69 . 6J 10 19th Avenue c . I c ottage ; fou r room , 2 ,front doors ; full screen porc h wrapped around one side , composite gable and hipped roof , vinyl over clapboard , six over six windows I central chimney : continu­ous brick foundation over piers , elevated s ite.

70 . 6J12 19th Avenue c . I Bungalow I Craftsman s tyle l clapboard with cedar shingles under front gables I extended overhanging gable roof l chimneY l six over six windows I screended porch with brick and wood poStSI continuous brick fo undation over original piers.

71. 6J14 19th Avenue c . , Cottage ; four room, originally two front doors, on of which is now a windowl fulils creen f ront porchl pyramid roofl chimney I six over six windows , clapboard I continuous bri ck foundation over piers .

72 . 6J16 19th Avenue c . I Cottage l full open front porch, central front door balanced with windows I pyramid roof l central chimney , asbestos over clapboard, six over six windows I continuous bric k foundation over piers l deep front lawn to elevated site .

73 . 6J18 19th Avenue c . I Cottage I full open front porch, six over six windows I gable roofl s iding over clapboard I elevated site.

74. 6J 20 19th Avenue c. , Cottage I originally four r ooms ~ith r ooms added to rear and excavated basement , vinyl over clapboard; front porch removed for central stoop I addition of picture window to f ront, six over s ix windows , pyramid roof, c ontinuous brick foundation over piers l elevated site .

75. Site of old Langdale Hospital 6J05 19th Avenue

76. 6)07 19th Avenue c. J Four room cottage I full f ront porch now enclosed for additional rooms I gable roofl clapboard covered with siding, continuous brick foundation over piers.

17 . 6)09 19th Avenue c . , f our room cottage I full front porch enclosed as rooms with central doorl gable roof with cedar shingles under gables I central chimney , frame construction with clapboard , continuous brick foundation over piers.

78 . 6)11 19th Avenue c. I Four room cottage : two front doors t full open fro nt porc h, gable roof ; central chimney I f rame eonstruction with clapboard; c ontinuous brick foundation over piers , six over six windows.

79 . 6)1) 19th Avenue e. ; Four room cottage J frame construc tion with c lapboard; gable roof, central chimney , full front porch, open/! enc losed , continuous brick foundation over piers .

80. 6)15 19th Avenue c . I Four room cottage, gable roof, full front porch s creened, six over six windows, frame construction with clapboard , continu­ous brick foundat ion over piers .

81. 6 )17 19th Avenue e . I .four room cottage, full open :front porch, gable roofl frame construction with clapboard, six over six windows I contin­uous brick foundation over piers.

82 . 6417 19th Avenue c . ; }o' our room cottage r full Bcreen porc h; gable roof , frame constr.:..ction with clapboard I six over six windows J contin­uous brick foundation over piers. Site of pioneer one-room school house, foundation documented by local historian .

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c. I Four room cottage I extensively remodeled, asbestos over clapboard, stoop on front entrance I brick facing on front; six over six windows I continuous brick foundation over piers.

84 . 6421 19th Avenue c. I Four room cottage, gable roof, two over two windows , full open front porch , clapboardoovered with vinyl , c ontinuous brick foundation over piers .

85 . 1905 65th Street c. , l'our room cottage I front porch enclosed; clapboard covered with vinyl, two over two windows, gable roofl continuous brick foundation over piers, original rock curbings .

86 . 190J 65th street c . I I"our room cottage l frame construction with siding I full open por ch ; two front doors I gable roof, central c himney I two over two windows, continuous brick foundation over piers I original rock curbing .

87. 6422 20th Avenue e . I 'l'nre"'e-l'oom cottage I f rame construct i on with asbestos siding . pyramid roof, central chimney I open front porch rec essed. elevated corner l ot i conti nuous brick foundation over piers .

88. 6420 20th Avenue e . , 'ftiree-room cottage I frame construction with c omposi ticn siding , pyramid roof, central chimney I recessed open front porch, six over s ix windows I continuous brick foundation over piersl elevated site .

89 6318 20th Avenue C. I Three-room cottage I frame construction wi th clapboard , pyramid roofl chimney I recessed screened~rch l one over one windows! continuous brick f oundation over piers ; elevated s ite.

90. 6316 20th Avenue c . J Thr~room cottage , f rame construction with siding ; pyramid roof, c himney I original recessed porch now scr eened ; two over two windows ,' continuous . brick foundation over original piers, elevated site with 'original. concrete steps .

91 . 6314 20th Avenue c . I Tnt'€£! room cottage I pyramid roof I central chimney ; recessed porch now enclosed as room; side screen porch added ; six over six windows I frame construction with asbestos ; pic ture window f l anked by two over twol continuous brick foundation over piers l el evated s ite with original concrete steps .

92 . 6311 20th Avenue e . I 'l'hree room cottage , back porc h enclosed as additional room; gable roof , central chimney , frame construction wi t h asbesto f ull por ch removed when house was remodeled to add a room to eac h side of the house , central stoop entrance; two over two windows I continuous brick ~oundation over p i ers l urban site .

93 . 6313 20th Avenue c . ; Six room house I frame constructi on with clapboard : six over six windows ; f ull screen front porch , gable roo f : central chimney I two front doors, continuous br ick foundation over piers l urban site .

94 . 6315 20th Avenue c . I Pour room cottage ; f rame constructi on, vinyl over c l ap-board , six over six windows: gable r oof l centr a l chimney; t wo front doors ; f ull open front porch, continuous brick fo undation ; urban 8i teo

95 . 6407 21st Place c . I Four room cottage; f rame construction with clapboard I six over six windows; t wo front doors, full open front porc h; gable roof, central chimney, continuous bri ck foundation over pier

96 . 6409 21 Plac e c . : I·'our room cottage I frame construction with siding ; t wo over t wo windows I gable r oof ; central chimney I full open front porch ; two front do orsl continuous brick foundation over piers.

97 . 6411 21st Place c . ; Four r oom cottage r two f ront doors ; ~ ull f ront porc h now screened I gable roofl f rame construction with vinyll six over six windows l elevated site with rock retaining walls.

98 . 641) 21st Place c . I Pour room cottage I frame construction with siding ; six over six windows ; full f ront porch screened I gabl e roo f l elevated site, continuous brick fo undation over piers l rock retaining walls .

99 . 6415 21 Place c. J Four room cottage ; frame construc t ion with asbestos I gable roof ; central chimney, f ull screen front porch with entrances at each end of porch with original concrete s teps to high elevated porch . continuous brick foundation over original piers. rock retaining walls.

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64l9 20th Av-enue, Site of the Crowder House now removed.

6421 20th . if'l enul> c . , Three room cottage , frame construction with clapboard; pyramid roof ; recessed porch half of which enclosed as room; two over two windows, continuous brick foundation ove r piers ; urban 9i te o

2202 61st Street , The I . ~ Vinson House C . I Bungalow; frame construction with c lapboard I pyramid roof with original slate , six over six windows; c himney , recessed por ch half of which is now enclosed as room, continuous brick foundat ion over original piers ; urban site.

2204 61st Street , The J oe Hilderbrand House c . , Three room cottage I f rame construction with vinyl; pyramid roof , t wo central c himneys; recessed screened porch ; two over t wo windows I continuous brick foundation over piers ; urban site .

2)00 61st Street, The George Lee House c. ; Pour room cottage ; frame construction with vinyl, pyramid roof ; two chimneys I full open front porch; two front doorsl attached carport; continuous brick foundation over piers .

106 . 2)02 61st Street, The Joe J ohnson House e . I J' our room cottagel frame construction; asbestos ove r clapboard ; gable roof ,2chimneyal f ull open f ront por ch , orig inal two front doors now one central , -.two over two windows : contin­uous brick fo undation over piers, urban site.

107 . 2)04 61st Street , the Perry Wright Houe" ;

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c. ' " Four room cottage; f rame construction I asbestos over clapboard ; gable roof, two f ront door s ; full screened front porch , six over six windows I one room added to right side of house, continuous brick foundation over pier s , urban site.

2)06 61st Street , The Claude Terry House c . I Four room cottage I frame construction with clapboard ; gable roof' , bull scr eened front porch , t wo over two windows , continuous brick fo undation over piers , urban site .

109 . 2)08 61st Street , The Kirby House c . , Four room cottage , fram e cons truction with clapboard; gable roof with slate, t wo central cf:imneys , full screened f rong por ch , two front doors, six over six windows I r ecessed urban site ; continuous brick foundation over piers.

110 . 2400 61st Street , The Willie B. Phill ips House c . I J" our room cottage , frame construction with aluminum siding ; slate gable r oof , two central chimneys, six over six windowsJ f ull screened porch, two front doors I continuous bri ck foundation over piersl recessed urban site.

111. 2402 61st Street , The Sid Terry House c . I Five room cottage l frame construction I vinyl over clap-board , gable roof ; six over six windows J full open front porch, continuous brick foundation over piers ; urban site .

112. 2404 61st Street , The W. H. Parkman House c . , Six r oom bungalow , frame construction, clapboard, hiW Ed slate roof I central chimney I s ix over six windows I full screen f r ont porch, continuous brick foundation over p i er sl urban site.

11). 2406 61st Street, The Luther Terry House c . I Six room bungal ow , f rame construction, clapboard I slate gable roof l central chimney, s ix over six windows, full sc r een porch , continuous brick foundat ion over piersl el evated site .

114. 2408 61st Street, The Clifford Smith House c . I Six r oom bungalow I f rame construction, vinyl over clapboard ; slate gable roof ; central chimney; ful l screen porch; six over six window&J continuous brick foundation over piers; elevated site .

115 . 25 ·02 61st Street , The Boone House c . JSix room bungalow, f rame construction with vinyl; hipped roof l_ central chimney , f ull screen front porch; six over six windows I continuous brick f oundation over piers l urban site.

116 . 2504 61st Street, The Charlie Lucas House c . I Six room bungalow! frame construction with vinyl, pyramid roar, central chimney I full front porch enclosed with loovered windows I six over six windows; continuous brick founda­tion over piers , urban site .

117. 250) Glst Street . The Tom Bell House c . , Six room bungalow I frame construction with vinyl, gable roof ; chimney ; f ront porch removed stoop added; ~ric k f acing added to front ; continuous brick foundation over piers ; urban site l

118. 25 01 61st Street . The Hubert Hamil House c . ; ~hree room cottage I frame c onstruction I c l apboard; gable roof r chimney I six over six windows ; full f ront porch; continuous brick foundation over piers) urban site.

119. 2407 61st Street, The Hugh Smith Hous e c . I Six room bungalowj formerly a three room cott age; f rame construction ; vinyl over clapboard; gable roof ; chi mney; s ix over six windows; front porch removedr stoop addedr s i de porch addition with glass panels ; continuous brick f oundation over piersl urban site .

120. 240) G1st Street , The Legs Davis House c . I Six room bungalow I frame constructionr claplo~rdl gable roof ; c entral chimney; cedar shingles under end gabl es ; six over six windows l recessed screen f ront porch; continuous brick foundation over piers, elevated site.

121 . 2)07 61st Street . Bl ind Hamil House c . ; Seven room bungalow I f rame cons truction; vi nyl ove r c l apbo ard; gable roof , int erior and exterior chimney s ; two over t wo windows I f ull s creened front porch ; attached carport; continuous brick roundation over piers; elevated si te .

125 . 2200 6 0t h Avenue . The Will Askew House c . ; Four room cottagel frame construction ; gabl e roof ; f ull scr een front porch l front of house faces rear of school l recessed elevation, continuous brick foundation over piers .

126 . 220) 61st Street. The Luther DeLoac h House c . I L-shape bungalow ; frame construction with asbestosl gabl e roof; interior and exterior chimneys; six over s ix windows ; room addition to left; screen front porch; continuou s brick foundation over piers ; el evated site .

127. 2)01 60th Pl ace , The Gus Gray House c . J Six room bungalow; frame construction with vinyl; gabl e roof , Chimney; full scr een front porch ; six over six windows; continuous 'brick foundation over piersl elevated s ite.

128. 2)0) 60th Plac e, The Albert Morris House c . I Six room bungalow I frame construction with s tainless s teel siding ; gable roof ; chimney , full open front porch; t wo fron~ doors; six over six windows l continuous founda t ion over piers; elevated site .

129 . 2305 60th Place , The Jim Reed House c . J Seven room bungaiowI,rrame construction I clapboard : gable roof , two c himneys, six over six windows I newest mill house constructed fifty-seven years ago to replace house that burned.

130. 2307 60th Place , The Will Henry Frazier House c . I Six room bungalow I f rame construction; clapboard; gable roof of slate I two chimneys; full front porch; two front doors I six over six windowsr continuous brick foundation over piers l urban site .

131 . 2309 60th Place , The Cl aude Morris House e . I Six room bungalow I frame construction wi t h vinyl; s ix over six windows ; gable roof , central chimney I ful l :front porch I continuous brick foundation over piers; urban site .

132. 2401 60th Place, The John Dledsoe House c. ; Six room bungalow; frame construction with vinyl; gable roof ; central c himney, open front porch, two over two windows; continuous foundation of brick over piers; urban site .

133 . 2403 60th Place , The Stephenson House c . ,; f our room cottage; frame construction ..... ith vinyl; gable roof of slate ; chimney, six over six windows; open :f'ront porch ; continuous brick foundation over piers , urban site .

134 . 6000 23rd Avenue, The Arthur Moon House c . ; 'lh ree room cottage I frame construction with asbestos ; gable roof; chimney, two over two windows , recessed s creen porch, continuous brick foundation over piers .

135 . 5910 23rd Avenue , c . ; Threel room cottage; frame construction with asbestos; gable roof ; c entral chimney ; two over two windows ; continuous brick foundation over piers.

136 . 5908 23rd Avenue c . ; Four room cottage, fram e construction with vinyl , g)-,ble roof , central chimney ; full front porch enclosed with loovered windows; six over six windows, continuous brick foundation over piers .

137. 5906 2Jrd Avenue c . I Three room cottage ; frame construction with siding over clapboard, gable roof l six over six windows I shed porch, house moved to t hi s location from origi nal site behind the kindergarten .

138. 5904 23rd Avenue c . ; Three room 'cottage ; f rame construction with aluminum siding l gable roof ; f ull open porch, s ix over six windows; continuous brick foundation over piers .

1J9 . 5902 2Jrd Avenue e . ; 'fhree room cottage I f rame construction with siding ; gable roof : two over two windows I front room and lean-to car­port added when house was remodeled, conti nuous brick founda­tion over piers.

141. 2204 58th Street c . ; i" i ve room cottage I frame construction with clapboard gable roof l original wrap-around porch now enclosed at one end for additi onal room , six over six windowsl elevated fo undati on of concrete block . House moved to present site in 1953 from current site of Veteran ' s Memorial Park .

142 . 2202 58th ~treet c . ; 'fhr ee r oom cottage ; frame construction : c~apboard ; gable roof ; f ull sc r ened porch I two f r ont doors l SlX over six windows : elevated foundation of concre t e block; house moved to pr sent s ite from the former Johnson store site in 1955 ; elevated foundation of concrete block;

14) . 220 1 58th Street c . 1897 ; f our room cottage ; fram e construction with sidinr. i pyramid roof replaced original gable roof which had been blown off during a s torm; six over six windows ; f ull open f r on t porch, two front doors, continuous brick fo undati on over p i ers ; urban si

144. 2109 58th Street c . 1897; Four r oom cottage ; frame construct ion with ori ginal c l apboard ; gable slate r oof; two chimneys ; f ull open por ch ; two font doors ; six over six windows ; continuous brick founda­tion over piers, urban site.

145 . 2107 58th Street c . 1897 ; Four room cottage ; frame construction with vinyl; gabl e roof ; six over six windows ; full porch now enclosed ; continuous brick fo undation over piers ; urban site.

146 . 2105 58th Street c . 1900 ; Four room cottage I f rame construction with viny11 gab1e roof ; centra1 chimney ; fu11 open porch ; two front doors ; six over s ix windows ; continuous fo undati on over piers ; urban site .

147. 2102 58th ~ treet c . 1897 ; tour room cottage ; frame construction with origi nal clapboard ; gable roof, chimney I six over six windows ; full screened fron t por ch, two front doors , continuous brick founda­tion over piers l urban site .

148 . 2101 58th Street c . 1897; Four room cottage, fra me construction with asbestos; gabl e roofl central chimney I enclosed fro nt porc h; six over s ix windows ; continuous brick foundation over piers ; urban site .

149. 2009 58th Street , The ~lason House c . 1897 1 l' ive room cottage; frame construction; gable roof , six over six windows ; full front porch enclosed , continuous brick foundation over piers ; urban site .

150. 5802 21st Avenue c . 1900 , Three room cottage : frame construction with asbestos I gable roof l central chimney I full open frong porch ; two front doors, six over six windows . I urban site.

151. 5804 21st Avenue c. 1897 1 f our room cottage; frame construction with asbestos I gable roof, chimney , six over six windows I full open porch; two front doors ; continuous brick foundation over piers; recess­ed site .

152. 5806 21st Avenue c . 18971 Four room cottage ; frame construction with asbestos ; gable roof , six over six windows I front central stoop with metal awning ; brick facing on lower front wass! continuous brick foundation over piers ! urban site .

153. 5808 21st Avenue c . 18971 Four room cottage; frame construction with asbestos I gable roof; chimney ; open f ull por ch I two doors l six over six windows I continuous brick fo undation over piers l urban site .

154 . 5810 21st Avenue c . 18971 l ~ our room cottage I f rame construction with asbestos ; hipped roof I fo rmal central entrance; remodeling changed basic features of original house.

155 . 5812 21st Avenue c. 18971 Four r oom cottage I frame construction with asbestos l gable roofl full screened porch, two over two windows ; cont inu­ous foundation of br ick over piers l urban site.

156 . 5905 21st l\venue c. 18971 Six room cottage, frame construction with clapboard ; gable roof; central chimney; s ix over six windows ; full open porch l rooms to rear added at later date , continuous bri ck foundation over high piers I elevated site .

157 . 5903 21s t Avenue c . 1897, ~our room cottage I frame construction with vinyl, gable roof, f ull f ront porch , two over two windows; continuous brick foundat ion over piers; elevated aite with rock wall .

158 . 5901 21st l\venue c . 1897 , Four room c9ttage l gable roob; chimney ; frame constructioi with asbestos , lovered windows I central stoop replaces full porch ; continuous brick foundation over piers; elevated s i te with rock wa

160. 5909 21st J\venue c. 1897; Four room cottage ; frame construct i on ; gable roof; central ch imney; six over six window s ; wrap around porch; two doors on porch ; continuous brick foundation over piers; elevated site with original rock wall.

161. 5807 21st Avenue c . 1897; i our room cottage ; frame construction with as bes tos ; gable roof , two over two windows; full screen porch with t wo f ront doorsl elevated site , continuous brick foundation ove r piers; rock wall.

162 . 5805 2 1st Avenue e . 1 897; i" our room cottage : frame construc t ion with s iding ; gable roof , central chimney; full screen porch ; two front doors; one over one windows; continuous brick fo undation over piers : elevated s itel rock wall .

16) . 580) 21st J\venue e . 1897 J Four room cottage I frame construction with vinyl': gabl e roof : central chimney ; suI I screen porch ; two front doors l s ix over s ix windows ; continuous brick foundation over piers ; 'rock wall.

164. 580 1 2 1st J\venue c . 1897 : J' our room cottage : frame construction with siding j gabl e roof , central chimney : full screen porch, two front doors: s ix over six windows I continuous brick foundation over piers ; rock wall.

165 . 2 104 59th Street c . 0' f our room cottage I frame construction with asbestos ; gable roof; central chimney I full s creen porch, two f ront doorsl s ix over s ix windows I continuous brick foundation over pi ers .

166. 2106 59th Street c . : Three room cottage ; frame construction with asbestos ; pyramid roofl recessed screened porchl continuous brick fo unda­tion over piers , six over six windows.

167 . 2105 59th Street c . ; Three room cottageJ frame construction with as bes tos I pyramid roof, recessed screened porchl six over six windows I continuous brick foundation over piers .

168 . 5800 22nd Avenue c . ; Four room cottage; frame construction with siding i gabl e roof : central chimney I f ull open porch; two front doors : s ix over six windowsl continuous brick fo undati on over p i ers: urban site .

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5804 22nd Avenue c . 1897 1 r'our room cottage I frame construction with siding i gable r oof , central chimney; full front porch, t wo front doors; continuous brick foundation over piers .

~5a06 22nd Avenue , c . 1 897 1 t"our room cottage I frame construction with c lapboard I gable roof , central chimney I f ull open porch, six over six windows . continuous brick fo undation over piers.

5808 22nd A~enue c . 1897 , Four room cottage , frame construction with c lapboar d , gabl e roof ; central chimney; full fr ont porch , one front door remaining ; six over six windows; continuous brick foundation over piersl urban site.

5900 22nd Avenue c . Hi?7 ; Four room cottage I frame construction with as bestos I gabl e roof l central chimney I full screen front por ch; t wo front doors I six over six windows; continuous brick foundation over piers, recessed urban site.

5902 22nd Avenue c. 1897 ; i" our ro om cottag~!.I frame construction with clapboard ; gable roo f , central chimney I f ull front porch , i at' which is now enclosed as a r oom; two over t wo windows I continuous bri ck founda­t ion over p~ers; urban site.

176 . 5904 22nd Avenue c . 1897 ; i"our room cottage, frame constructi on with asbestos ; gable roof ; t wo over two windows I open por ch with railings I two front doors l continuous brick fo undat i on over piers l urban site .

177. 5906 22nd Avenue c . 1897 , Four r oom cottage I frame construction with clapboard, gable roof ; central chimney ; f ull open por ch , two front doors ; s i x over six windows ; continuous brick foundati on over piers; recessed urban s itel

178 . 5908 22nd Avenue c . 1897 1 l"our room cottage ; frame construction with clapboard I gable roof ; central chimney I ·six over six windows I full open porch I two front doors I continuous brick foundation over piers l urban site .

179 . 5910 22nd Avenue c . 1897 , four room cottage r frame construction with siding ; gabl e roof l central chimney ; f ull open porch, six over six windows I continuous brick f oundation over piers ; urban site .

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5909 22nd Avenue c . 1897 ; Four room cottage; frame construction with asbestos ; gable roof; central chimney I full front porch * of which is enc losed for room ; six over six windows I coutinuous brick fo unda­tion over piers .

5907 22nd Avenue c . 1897; l" our room cottage I frame construction with a luminum s iding l gable roof ; central chimney; full f ront porch; six over six windows I continuous brick fo undation over piers; urban site .

5905 22nd Avenue c . 18971 Four room cottage ; frame construction with aluminum s i ding l gable roof; central chimney; full front porch boarded and screened-in; two front doors I six over six windows ; continu­ous foundation over elevated piers ; c inder block wall at road .

5901 22nd Avenue c . 1897 ; Four room cottage ; frame construction with siding; gable roofl central chimney; f ull screen porchj two f ront doors ; two over two windows ; continuous brick foundation over high piers.

5811 22nd Avenue c . 1897 ; Four room cottage; frame construction with s iding ; gable roof ; fullIDreened porch ; two front doors; six over s ix windows; continuous brick foundation over piers; urban site with rock wall .

5809 22nd Avenue c . 1897 1 i·'our room cottage ; f rame construction with asbestos ; gabl e roof, central chi mney; full f ront porch r six over s ix windows ; continuous bri ck foundation over piers ; urban site .

5807 22nd Avenue c . 1897 ; t our r oom cottage ; frame construction with clapboar d ; gabl e r oof ; central chimney ; full open por ch ; t wo front doors ; six over six windows ; continuous brick foundation over piers . urban site .

5805 22nd Avenue c . 1897 ; Four room cottage ; frame construc t ion with as bestos I gabl e roof, central chimney I f ull sc r eened porch two f ron t doorsJ six over six windows ; continuous brick foundation over piers .

580) 22nd Avenue c . 1897 , 1"our r oom cottage, f rame construction wi th siding ; gable roof , central chimney , full open porch; two front doors . six over six windows; continuous brick foundat i on over piers l

191 . 5801 22nd Avenue c . 1897; l"our room cottage ; frame construction with siding I gable roofl central chimney ; full open porch, two front doors ; two over two windows, continuous brick foundation over piers.

194 . 1702 58th Street c . 1897 ; f ive room cottage , frame construction with clapboard ; hipped r oof , central chimney ; f ull open porch, six over six windows ; continuous brick foundation over piers l urban site .

195. 1704 58th Street c . 1 ~97 1 f our room cottage ; f rame construction with clapboard ; gable roof; cent ral chimney ; f ull screened porch; t wo over two windows, continuous brick foundation over piers; urban site .

196 . 1706 58th Avenue c . 1897 1 Four room cottage , frame construction with asbestos , gable roof , full screened porch , six over six windows; cont inu­ous brick fo undation over piersl urban site.

197 . 1709 58th Street o . 1897 , Four room cottage , frame construction with clapboard . gable r oof wi t h cedar shingles under the gabled ends . f ull porch enc l osed with SC~ I six over six windows, elevated site .

198. 1707 58th Street c . 1900 , Four room cottage ; frame construction with clapboard , gable roof with cedar shingles under gabled ends; f ull porch enclosed with glass ; six over six windows I elevated site .

199 . 1705 58th Street c . 1897 , Pour room cottage , frame construction with c l apboard : gable roof with cedar shingles under gabled ends : full porch enclosed with screen , two front doors ; six over six windows ; el evated s i te . central chimney, continuous brick foundation .

200 . 170) 58th Street c . 1897 , l~our room cottage I f rame construction wit h clapboard ; f,able r oof with cedar shingles under gabled ends; full screened porch , two f ront doors ; six over six wi ndows l elevated si te ; central chimney ; continuous brick roundation over piers .

201. 1701 58th Street c . 1897 1 i" our room cottage I frame construction with c lapboard; gable roof with cedar shingles under gabled ends; central chimneY i full screened por ch , two front doors; six over six windows ; continuous brick foundation over piers; elevated site.

202 . 5805 16th Avenue c . 1906 , li'our room Gottage ; frame construction with vinyl , gable roof, central chimneys I f ull sc reened porch ; two front doors, two over two windows, continuous brick foundation over piersl urban site.

20) . 580) 16th Avenue c . 1906 , Four room cottage : frame construction with asbestos I gable roof : cenUal chimney I open front porch : two front doorsl

lovered windows : continuous brick foundation over piers : urban site

204 . 5707 16th Avenue c . 1906, Four room cottage ; frame construction with asbestos: gable roof : full porch with room enclosed : two front doorsl two over two windows I continuous brick foundation over piers ; urban s i te .

205 . 5705 16th Avenue e . 1906 I l~our room cottage I frame construction with vinyl I gable roof : stoop entrance , room added to side : two over two windows; continuous brick foundation over piers; urban site .

206 . 570) 16th Avenue c. 1906; Four room cottage ; frame construction with asbestos; gable roof l central chimney , full screen porch, two front doors ; six over six wi ndows I continuous brick foundation over piers ; urban site .

207 . 5701 16th Avenue c. 1906 ; Four room cottage ; frame anstructi on withasbestos ; gable roof, central chi mney ; paneled porch wall , one over one windows; continuous brick foundation over piers; urban site.

208 . 561 1 16th Avenue c . 1906 ; r'our room cottage; frame construction with clapboard I gable roof , chimney ; f ull screen porch ; lovered windows; contin­uous brick foundation; urban site.

209 . 5609 16th Avenue c . 1906 ; Four room cottage r frame construction with asbestos; gable roof; full screen porch ; six over six windows ; two front doors; continuous brick foundation over piers ; urban site.

210 . 5607 16th Avenue c. 1906 , l~our room cottage, frame construction with clapboard; gab~e roof , full screen porch l two front doors l two over t wo windows; continuous br ick fo undation over piersl urban site .

211. 5605 16th Avenue c. 1906 ; !·'our room cottage ; frame construction with clapboard I gable roof ; central chimney I porch encl osed as room : two over two wi ndows; continuous brick foundation over piers ; urban site .

212 . 560) 16th Avenue c . 1916 ; Ttr~ room cottage; frame construction with asbestos ; gable roof ; central ·chimney ; recessed porch, one door ; six over six wi ndows : conti nuous bri ck foundation over piers; elevated sit~

21). 5601 16th Avenue c . 19l6 ; TIrree room cottage ; frame construction with asbestos ; gable r oof ; six over six wi ndows ; elevat ed site .

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5511 16th Avenue c . 1906 ; Four room cottage; frame constructi on with asbestos ; gable roof; two chimneys , full screen porch; six over six windows; continuous foundation of brick over p iersl elevated site .

5509 16th Avenue e. 1906 , 1"our room cottage I frame construction with asbestos I gable roof; two chimneys I full porch! enclosed as rOOID , cix over six windows; continuous brick foundation over piers , elevated site .

5507 16th Avenue e. 1906 i l~ our r oom cottage : frame construction with vinylr gable roof: screen porch , two over two windows I continuous foundation of brick over piers l elevated site .

5505 16th Avenue c . 1906 , Four r oom cottage; frame construction with asbestos ; gable roof ; two interior chimneys; six over six windows , screen porchJ continuous brick foundation over piers J elevated site .

5503 16th Avenue c . 1906, Four room cottage ; frame construction with clapboard , gable roof ; two interior chimneys I two over two windows I full ftont porch ; continuous brick foundation over piers l elevated 5i teo

5501 16th Avenue c . 1906 ; Four room cottage I frame construction with asbestos ; gabl e roof, two interior chimneys I six over six windows ; ful l screened porch I continuous brick foundation over piers ; elevated site .

5502 16th Avenue c . 1900, Three room cottag~ with out house , frame construction with cl apboard, six over S1X windows. gable roof. interior chimne: open porch , continuous brick fo undation over piers ; urban site .

5504 16th Avenue c . 1916, Three room cottage , frame construction with c lapboard , gable roof, interior chimney ; six over six windows i screened porch with awningJ continuous brick foundation over piers! urban site .

5506 16th Avenue C . 1900, Three room cottage I frame construction with c l apboard, gable roof, interior chimney I six over six windows; porch, continuous br ick foundation over piers, urban site .

5508 16th Avenue . . c. 1900, Three room cottage , frame construction with asbestos I gable roof ; two over two windows; screened porch with awning ; continuous brick foundation over piers; elevated wite .

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1517 56th s treet c . 1910, Three room cottage I frame construction with clapboard , g able roof, central chimney I full screened front porch; six over six windows; two front doors I continuous brick foundation over piersl urban site on hillside .

151 5 56th Street c. 1910, Three :oom cottage; frame construction with cla~board l ~able roof; central chimney I full porch originally with t en­closed as a room ; two front doors l continuous brick f oundation over piersl urban site on hillside.

1514 56th Street c. 1910; Three room cottage : frame construction with clapboard , g able roof; c entral chimney; six over six windows; full ope n porch ; two front doors; continuous brick foundation over piers urban site on hillside.

1516 56th Street c . 1910; Thre e room cottage I frame construction with asbes tos I gable roofl full front porch originally with i enclosed now as a room; six over six windows I continuous brick foundation over piersl elevated site; garage under elevated side of house.

1518 56th Street c . 1910; Three room cottage I frame construction with clapboard I gable roof, full screened porch I two f ront doors; six over six windows I continuous brick foundation over piersj elevated site with rock wall at roadside.

5600 16th Avenue c . ; Three oom cottage , frame construction with vinyl I gable roof: full screened porch now * of which is enclosed for room j six over six windows I room added left rear of house , continuous brick foundation over piersl concrete wall at road .

5602 16th Avenue c . I Three room cottage I frame construction with asbestos ; gable roof, central chimneYI full screen porch; metal awnine l six over six windows I continuous brick foundation over piers .

5604 16th Avenue c. ; Three room cottage; frame construction with clapboard, gable roof; central chimney, full enclosed porch; one over one windows: continuous brick foundation over piers.

2)2 . 5606 16th Avenue c. ; Three room cottage I f rame construction with asbes tos i gable roofl cent ral chimney I full screened porch; two front doors two over two windows; continuous brick foundation over piers.

2)) . 5608 16th Avenue c. I Three room cottage I frame construction with clapboard; gable roofl cental chimney; full screened porch I six over six windows I continuous brick foundation over piers .

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c. I ~our room cottage; frame construction with c lapboard ; gable roof; two over two windows I full SJreened porch ; continu­ous brick foundation over piers; urban site .

5702 16th Avenue c . ; Four room cottage; frame construction with asbestos ; gable roof: central chimney ; six over six windows; full screened porch: two front doors , continuous brick foundation over piers , urban site.

5704 16th Avenue c. ; Four room cottage; frame construction with as bes tos ; gable ro of'; central chimney; full front porch with ~ now enclosed as a room ; two over two windows; continuous brick foundation over piers ; urban site.

5706 16th Avenue c . ; Four room cottage; frame construction with siding ; gable roof : central chimney : full open front porch ; two f r ont doors; one over one windows : continuous brick foundation ov er piers ; urban site .

1900 55th Street c. 1900 : Four room cottage, frame construction with clapboa r d : gable roar; central chimney: two over two windows: full front porch; room added to rear; continuous brick foundation over piers l urban site .

1808 55th Street c. 1900, Four room cottage, frame construction with aluminum siding ; gable roof ; central chimney; full screened porch; two front doors ; room added to rear; continuous brick foundation over piersl urban site .

1806 55th Street c . 1900: Four room cottage ; frame construction with clapboard; gable ro of;central chimney I six over six windows I full open front porch; two front doors l continuous brick foundation over piers I urban site.

1804 55th Street c . 1900 ; f our room cottage I frame construction with clapboard; gable ro of, cent ral chimney, six over six windows I cedar s hingles on upper sides of house under gables ; full screen porch; two front doors; continuous brick foundation over piers : urban site .

1802 55th Street c . 1924 ; Three room . cottage; frame construction with clapboard; gable roof with cedar shingles under gables; six over six windows full.:ft'Dnt porch ! of which is enclosed as room; continuous brick foundation over piers , urban site.

24) . 1800 55th Street C. I Three room cottage ; frame construction with asbestos I gabl e roof ; full screened porchr two front doors r six over six windows; continuous brick foundation over piers I urban site .

244 . 1710 55th Street c . I 'l'hree room cottage ; frame construction wi th asbestos ; gable roof ; enclosed porch with lavered windows ; two over two windows; continuous brick foundation over p~ers ; urban site .

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c . ; 'rhree room cottage I frame construction with vinyl , gable roof ; central chimney ; open front porch , six over six windows; continuous brick foundation over piers I urban site .

1706 55th Street c. I Three room cottage ; frame construction with siding ; gable roof ; original full porch now! enclosed as room ; continuous brick foundation over piers ! urban site .

1704 55th Street c . ; 'l'hree r oom cottage I frame cons truc tion with vinyl I gable roof ! central chimney ; six over six windows ; full open porch : continuous brick foundation over piers ; urban site.

1702 55th Street c . ; Three room cottage : frame construction with c lapboard; gable roof with cedar shingles under gabl es ; central c himney : six over six windows I continuous brick foundation over piers : concret e block over original rock curb.

1700 55th Street c . ; 'fhree room cottage I frame construction with compressed wood siding : gabl e roof with cedar shingl es under gables ; rull por ch with two front doors ; t wo over two windows! continuous brick foundation over piers .

1520 55th Str eet c . : Four room cott age; frame construction wi th clapboard ; gable roof ; two central chimneys ; f ull open front porch, six over six windows ; continuous brick foundation over piers : el evated site .

1518 55th Street c . ; Four room cottage : frame construction with asbestos : gable roof : two central chimneys I full screened porch ; two over two windows : continuous brick fo undation over piers ; elevated si t

1516 55th Street c . I Fo ur room cottage ; f rame cons truction wi t h asbestos ; gable roof ; central chimney ; ! ori g inal porch remove d : remain­ing porch enclosed as a room; new central por ch added : now a seven room house , two over two windows; continuous brick foundatj

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1514 55th Street . c . ; l·'our room cottage; center hall s~yle 1 frame constructlon with asbestos ; gable roof ; two ce~tral Chl~neys; scre~ned f ull porch ; t wo over two windows; contlnuous frlck foundatlon over piers; elevated site .

1511 55th Street c . ; Four room cottage; center hall style; frame construction with asbestos : gable roof l full screened porch with metal awnings; two over two windows; continuous brick foundation over piers ; urban site.

256. 1513 55th Street c . I l our room cottage ; center hall style I frame construc tion with asbestos ; gabl e roof ; central chimney; full screened porch with awning l two over two windows ; continuous brick foundation over piers; urban site.

257 . 1515 55th Street c . ; Six room cottage ; frame construction ; asbestos siding ; gable roofl central chimney ; full screen porch, two front doors ; two over two windows; continuous brick foundation over piers ; urban site.

258 . 1517 55th Street c . i Six room cottage ; frame construction ; asbestos siding; full open porch ; two front doors ; gable roof; central chimney ; six over six windows I continuous brick foundation over piersl urban site .

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1521 55th Street c . : Six room cottage l frame construction: asbestos siding , gable roof; central chimney; full porch removed, central formal stoop entrance added I side screen porch added; two over two win­dowsl continuous brick foundation over piers; urban s ite .

. ' Corner 56th Street and 20th Avenue I site of old hotel . ~

20 l"ob James Drive I site of softball park, now 91 te of City Hall

Corner 64th Street and 64th Avenue I George Johnson house s ite.

Corner 64th Street and 64th Avenue, J. W. Johnson house site .

C or~er 19th Avenue and 20th Avenue ; Enter Langdale Cemetery site .

266 . Corner 6)rd Street and 20th Avenue across from Langdal e United Methodist Church l the old Johnson Store site

267 . Corner 59th Street and 20th Avenue , Veterans Memorial Park

268 . 6204 19th Avenue , WestPoint Pepperell smoke stack site

269 . Corner 62nd Street and 20th Avenue, site of old drug store and barber shop

270 . Corner 20th Avenue and Fob James Drivel t he Meadow

271. Mill Reservoir located at the, top pf. Re servoir Hill

DESCRIP'fION - Non-Contributing

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c . 1962 1 Modern Ranch ; brick constructionl recessed entrance ) hipped roofl lavered windows J elevated sitel built on former site of the old forty - room house which contained ten ~our­room apartments for mill workers .

2)0) 61st Street c . 1962 1 same construction and description as 122

2)01 61st Street c . 1962, same constructi on and description as 122

5900 2)rd Avenue C. I Early mill cottage ; frame construction with c ompressed siding over clapboard : full porch now removed for central entrance; gable roof , l evered windows: continuous foundation of brick

1509 55th Street c . 1897 1 Six room cottage I frame construction with siding ) gable roof) extensively remodel ed .

159 · 5811 21st 1Ivenue c . 1897 : Early mill cottage ; frame construction with asbestos ; gable roof ; two over two windows ; two-story additi on to r ear of original house ; formal 3/4 central entrance replaces original full front porch; continuous brick foundation ; elevated site .

17) . 2107 59th Street c . I Simple cottage; frame construction with compressed siding ; gable roof l one over one windows ; brick foundation

184 . 590) 22nd Avenue Empty lot ful l of abandoned cars and trucks

19211/B 1711 59th Street and 170) 59th Str eet 19) 1705 59th Street

Common name I Bailey ' s Block; old store buildings , attached I fo rmerly served basic needs of residents of Tallassee Street , Reservoir Hill and New Street ; impr oved with brick facade

27 1. 210) 65th Str eet c . ; Late cottage f r ame constructi on I siding ; gable roof ; continuous brick foundat ion

272 . 2105 65th Street c . I Late cottage ; frame construction siding , gable roof ; f ull open porch

27) . 2109 65th Street c . I Late cottage I frame cons truction l siding , gable roof , full open por ch ; continuous brick foundation

274 . 6408 22nd Avenue c . I Late cottage ; brick construction , gable roof; brick foundation

275. Undeveloped land covered with trees owned by WestPoint Pepperell

276 . Valley City Ball Park built 1987

277 . 5502 20th Avenue c . I Modern convenience store wit h gasoline pumps

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